Pezzoti.com - Chipmaker Qualcomm is requesting Chinese courts to prohibit sales of Apple's iPhone XS, XS Max and XR over the nation, according to the Financial Times. The petition comes just days after the firm acquired an injunction temporarily preventing Apple from selling old versions of iPhones from China.Court in Fuzhou decided that it was probably Apple infringed about two Qualcomm patents associated with resizing photographs and handling programs. While no official court judgment was handed down concerning the patent dispute, the court observed sufficient evidence to need Apple to stop imports and sales of their iPhone 6S, 6S Plus, 7, 7 Plus, 8, 8 Plus and X -- all of apparatus that supposedly benefit in the patents in question.

Apple has appealed the first ruling and contains Essentially dismissed the injunction. The business has continued to market all versions of their iPhone in China, asserting that the situation only applies to apparatus runnings iOS 11. Considering that every one the models named from the ban may operate iOS 12, Apple asserts they are not infringing on the patents. Apple could be on shaky ground, since the judgment made no mention of operating system and concentrated on particular apparatus, according to the Financial Times.

While It's Going to still Have a court judgment to Bans might be sufficient to get Apple into the table to get a settlement. The firms Have been fighting it out in courtrooms across the world, and Apple has largely Emerged victorious so far. Later Apple accused the firm of abusing its position in the chip industry To jack royalty fees. Have decided Qualcomm has acted in a monopolistic fashion and overcharged Device manufacturers.